Updated Resume

Here's just something I made in Graffiti on Facebook a while ago, it's a simple and fun tool that lets you draw on your friends' walls. The best part though is when you're done, you can see a time-lapse video of how you drew your piece turning it into a process-art like animation.

Actually the real reason for a post is to say I've updated my resume page! Check it out.

Moved and Settled for a while

On the left are some Blog Logos I came up with in my spare time back when working at Clearmedia. Maybe I'll throw them in once in a while here and there when I write stuff on here.

Amber and I just moved a little farther west in LA, to an apartment complex called "The Madrid." It's definitely a lot nicer and in a better location than our other slum. This place in nice, has a gym, pool, hot tub and spa..all enclosed like a giant graham cracker box fortress from the outside barbarians.

Jinx dog is with us for an additional $35/month...she's gonna owe us a lotta money after our lease ends in March; the million dollar dog! I'm gonna switch to a closer Job location out here in Westchester soon, still working for Borders bookstores part-time. Well besides all the moving nonesense this month, I finished doing the storyboard for "After the Headlines." The total number of frames reached over 200, all on 14 pages. I'll post them on my storyboards page when I have them approved and revised.

I'm really behind schedule on my animation that I have to submit for Michigan, but that is gonna be my next focus. I'm going to send it out by next week for sure. In the meantime, ill be looking for more freelance gigs and other art jobs too.

17 Days Video Series

I have been invited to have one of my animations play at the 17 Days of Video Series happening in Western Michigan University and also at the University of Buffalo, my old university in New York.

17 Days is a video series, curated by Adriane Little, for the Atrium Gallery at the Richmond Center for Visual Arts at Western Michigan University. The concept is that there are 17 Days paired with 17 video artists. One artist’s video work per selected day will play continuously and simultaneously on both of the 50” plasma screens, one on the first floor and one on the second floor, located at the front entrance of the Richmond Center for Visual Art in the Atrium Gallery. 17 Days began with the spring 2008 semester and then continues in the fall semesters going forward.
For this Installation I have created a piece called "Moving Landscape" but the title is subject to change as I put my last finishing touches to it. I'm currently finalizing the editing and sound work. Once I finish I will post the video and explain the concept behind it, as it is abstract in many ways.